Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-10
They Changed Their Base.


tCopggat, 1857, by TIE California A-soca.ed Press,
New YORK, October 9th.-[special. 1.-The
Anarchlst meeting announced for to-day at
Union Hill. Nj, did not take pIsce The
police were under strict orders to prevent
1t, should an attempt be made to hold ii.
But the Anarchists did not put in an ap
pesrance. At Z o'clock this evening the
Chief of Police received dispatch stating
that meeting OF Anarchists had been
held at Shady Grove Bergen county, dur
Ing the afternoon, without disturbance.
Crazy Traln
CHICAGO, October 9th.-Yesterday some
reporters sought to interview George
Francis Train. Hewould not shake hands
No" said he, " You would tap me of nv
psychological force and should be reduced
to the level of the common herd lam full
OF electricity. and Eckert of the Western
Union Telegraph Company are the only
men ID the world with enough nerve force
IN the BODY to telegraph 1000 miles with
out battery. If | impaired that strength
to every body should come down from The
mountain top where was born and where
| live"
Probably a Hippodrome.
ELMIRA IN. " October 9th-The second
race between Courtney and Bubear took
place at Owego yesterday for a purse of
81, 200. The Englishman beat Courtney
leading him the entire three miles. and
coming home about three boat lengths
ahead. The race was regarded by the
spectators as hippodrome. The time was
given as 1923,
A Severe Stretch of Authority.
loopyTish 1887, by 0e California associated Press
New YORK, October 9th.-TSpecial /
William I. Croasdale, of Henry GEORGES
editorial staff, was prisoner at the Police
Court this morning, charged with violating
the lottery law by selling q chance in a
drawing for portrait of DR.. McGlynn at
the Anli-Poverty Society Fair being held
at Madison Square Garden. He was bailed.
The Imported Cholera.
New YORK, October 9th.-Of the eight
csse1 's,t cholera removed from the steamer
Alesla on her arrival, five have died and
three recovered OF those which have de-
veloped since their removal to quarantine,
nine have died, four have recovered, five
are convalescent and the remaining two are
seriously i'll. DR.. Smith thinks the infec-
ton Is now entirely destroyed.
Fatal Explosion of Coal Dust.
CHICAGO, October 9th.-A special from
Disonville, Ky, says: By the explosion of
an accumulation of bituminous coal dust
last night III the Renoke mines one man
was killed, three fatally hurt aud twelve
seriously injured.
Woman Suffrage.
NEW York, October 9th.-The Ladies'
Suffrage Committee, having been informed
that many women desired to register and
vote, have announced that all who call at
their headquarters will be informed how
to proceed according to law.
In Honor of the Departed
New YORK, October 9th.-Services were
held at Chickering Hall to-day in memory |
of John B. Finch, the temperance advocate
and late head of the Society of Grand |
Templars, whose funeral took place this
afternoon at Evanston, III.
A Gloomy Camp.
CHICAGO, October 9th-The weather all
day was damp and disagreeable, and the |
attendance at the Military Encampmeut |
was very poor. Tbs Milwaukee Light |
Horse Squadron left for home to day. and |
The Sea Coast Battery arrived from New |
Jersey.
California Personals.
Copyright, 1887, by The California associated lress.l
WASHINGTON, October 9th.-(Special IL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Judson and d. w |
Baldwin and wife, of Los Angeles, are in !
the city.
He Expected "a Rainy Day.
New YORK, October 9th.-Joseph 4. |
Kidd, negro porter employed by jew |
elry firm at Maiden Lane, has been ar |
rested charged with having stolen, in the |
last three years and half, jewelry to the !
amount of $4,000. He has confessed.